Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, December 25, 1947
FOR SALE
RABBITS & S K I N S __
W A N T L I V E R A B B IT S 4 Iba. u p , ra b ­
bit sk in s, h id es, w ool, m ohair, c a s ­
cara, Uve p ou ltry, B u t ? a Oom pany,
935 B. W. f r o n t , P o rtla n d , O regon.
A s k p ric e s arid te ll w h a t for sa le .
R E P R IO E R A T O R E Q U IP M E N T
S a le s
Service, Meme lo o ke rs, bottle
' in boxea Meat c a se s.
E v e r y th in g In refr ig e r a tio n P ortlan d
R e f r ig e r a t io n Co., 1518 R E. K lll-
I n g s w o r t h , P o r tla n d , O reg o n . P h .
T R . 6644.
FARMS AND RANCHES
D E S C R IB E PA R M D E S IR E D
O ZARK S. H O O PE R R EA D
E S T A T E . S P A R T A . MO.
A S P E C IA L O P P E R I
XR
4« A. f i r s t c la s s w a te r r i c h t . Im ­
p ro v e d , e le c tr ic ity , sc h o o l b u s, m a ll
a n d m ilk ro u te s . 12 m ile s O ntario.
9 co w s,
h e if e r s . 35 to n h a y , 30 to n
s ila g e , te a m a n d e q u ip m e n t, 310,-
Oiji). J. C. Bproul, O ntario, O regon,
R io. 1.
80 ACI'.EH o n p a v e d ro a d , g o o d I r r i ­
g a tio n sy s te m , 1017 In co m e (o v e r
327,000.001 H ales p ric e
312.800.00.
G ood te r m s .
80 A C H E S
a d jo in in g
ab o v e.
new
g ro u n d , 3650<i.OO, 34500 c a s h , b a l­
a n c e te r m s E. J. E b el, R ea l E sta te
B roker, B ox 22S, M oses Dake, W ash .
WANTED TO BUY
R O tC H I.IM R E R BOUGHT
for our resa w plant: m ilt run, 2 in. and
4 In. fir: also sid e c u ts. Cash In full
ea ch w eek.
AIK-KING M FC. CORP.
T ig a r d . O regon or P o r tla n d P h o n e UH 3330
DOGS, CATS. PETS. TTC.
T H E B E T T E R HOM ES A N D G A R D ­
E N » l ’iH lK BOOK. Id e a l X m a s G ift
C e llo p h a n « w ra p p e d . O n ly 32.75. E n -
c lo s e p a y m e n t a n d recelve Book
poH tpald, o r O rder C O P .
ST A C W C K D I S T R I B U T O R S
3 1 3 0 S. W . 9 7 th S e a t t l e 6, W a eh -
MISCELLANEOUS
’ •Mother are you lo o k in g fo r a n ice
bom « to board your ch ild ren ? L et
them liv e on a ranch. Good w h o le­
som e food and kind care— P la y ­
ground and ponies. N ear sch ool.
Ag«n 1 to 9 yr« NO B E D W ET-
TEKS?!! R eason ab le rate«. R an ch o
C altana. R t. 1, B orin g, O regon,
P h on e Sandy 303.”
CESSNA
120 A irp lan e g o in g for
beat o ffer . E xc. sh ape. Bob E r ic k ­
son , 21 a. W. H ooker, P ortlan d ,
O regon. BR . 2092.
B L O W E R S F O R B U R N IN G s tu m p s .
1« o u tle ta for ‘4 h.p. m otor. Send
for b u lletin on S tu m p (h ea rin g .
X e lth A n derson, 8207 Bo. W arner,
T acom a, W ash.
NA 140 lik e new . K ept In b e st
o f co n d itio n and flo w n very little .
E x tr a In stru m en ts, dou ble con trols,
etc. W rite, w ire or phone Ed Is e n -
see, 330 S. 7th 8 t. P h on e 5111
K lam ath P a lls , O regon.
H A P P Y C A N A R Y A V IA R IE S , sin g -
ers, h en s, an y
num ber,
sh ip p ed
an yw h ere. S p ecia l p rice to d ealers.
M e m b er f H i.’ I! A. 3 42 W e s t O ak,
H ills b o r o , O reg o n .
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.
Hl<7 C a te r p i ll a r
C a te r p i ll a r w ith
tra iler. 3250; 2
31000 eae:, B o x
ta n a , 8 th E. m.
d o z e r. 33000: R D 6
u n it 33100. 1 s e m i­
T 20 In tern a tio n a l
185. K a lis p e ll, M o n ­
Id ah o St.
BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR.
F O U N T A IN & R E S T A U R A N T In L a
Grande, Oregon. W rite T e x H a ig h t ,
U n io n ,
O reg o n .
Y O U R T IM E is y o u r ow n in th is
f u lly equipped C ab in et Shop and
H om e. L a r g e c o r n e r lo t. N e w d is
t r lc t . P ric e 39,500.
T e rm s .
1010
S h ad ylan o S alem , O regon.
C L E A N IN O , P R E S S S H O P . C om p lete
ly equipped. E st. 19 y e a rs. C ash and
C arry. Id eal for H a n and W ife
K ent
335. L on g le a se .
B argain
13000. T e rm s, B. R. W a tter s, 4913
S. E. H aw th orn e, P o rtla n d 15, Ore
GROCERY STORE with m ea t mkt. and 2
g a s pumps, fixtures on m ain h lw ay; mod­
ern livin g q trs.: g ro ssin g *4,000 per m o.
*15.000 plus in ven tory; term s.
W A R D S T A L D IN G
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G r a y la n d . W ash .
INSTRUCTION
V E T E R A N S and o th e r s m a y now
ta k e V. A. app roved c o u r se s in
w a tch m a k in g , in str u m e n t rep air, ra
dio .and a v ia tio n e n g in e s. R oom fo r
lim ite d num ber s ta r tin g J a n u ary
26. A pply no.v. W rite R e g istra r ,
N o r th Id aho Ju n ior C ollege, T rade
S ch ool D ep artm en t, Coear d’A len e
Id ah o. “T h e C o lle g e by th e L ak e.1
H o u sin g a v ailab le.
FLOWERS 4 BULBS
P IN K L IL L IE S — S p eclo su m Rubrum ,
O regon c o a st grow n, s t a t e In sp ect
ed. flo w e r in g siz e s, each 31.00, 31.25
31.50. G ertrude E. D an tz, S ix e s, Ore
gon.
FOR SALE
31,008 ft. of Roller St Detachable Steel
Chain RC 60 St 41 Link-Belt Roller Chain
R iv. Type No. 32. 52 & 55 Steel Detach­
able Chain. Also Roller, Offset and Coupler
Jdnks.
Northwest Equipment Coe
2*. O. B o x 73, Y a k im a , Wash«
P h o n e 992 ¿«
Protection for Mortgage
A life insurance policy that will
pay off the balance of the mortgage
in case of death is highly desirable
for any home buyer. The premium
is relatively low and most lenders
encourage the idea.
Start of Berlin
Berlin was originally a Wendish
fishing village. It was first granted
municipal rights about 1240. The
Hchenzollern rulers chose Berlin as
their place of residence in 1448.
Artificial Insemination
Artificial breeding associations
now have an enrollment of over
140,000 herds and over a million
cows—more than double the num­
ber enrolled a year ago.
Check Zoning Laws
It is important to check all zoning
restrictions before building, remod­
eling and buying a home. One often
finds that no additions to the house
are permitted.
Slip-Proof Footgear
The U. S. bureau of standards is
making a study of various materi­
als suitable for heels, to determine
their anti-slip qualities under all con­
ditions at home and on the street
Spectacle Charter
In 1629 Charles I of England
granted a charter to the Spectacle
Makers guild.
More Making Trucks
Seventeen American companies
are producing passenger cars, 38
trucks and 17 are making busses.
Gain in Plastics
Since 1939 production of plastics
in the United States has increased
more than 500 per cent.
Wreck of the Maine
The wreck of the Maine was not
removed from Havana harbor until
1912.
A M E R IC A N B R E D sa d d le h o r se s fo r
sa le , a ll good y o u n g h o r se s. C lint
W rig h t, R t. 3, Y ak im a, W a sh in g to n .
C R Y ST A L W AX, y e llo w
B erm u da,
W a lla W a lla S w eet, W h ite P o rtu g a l,
and S w eet Sp anish . P u t
up
In
bu n d les o f 100, 60 b u n d les to th e
crate W rite fo r p rices. B o x 133.
NORTHERN PLANT k PBODDC1
GROW ERS
W A L L A W A L L A , W A S H IH G T O K
1 K ELLO G G A m erican a ir c o m p r es­
sor, 1*4 hp.. 2 -sta g e . o v e rsiz ed tank,
prac. new . P h on e Y a m h ill 555 or
c a ll a t L e ig h to n ’s S u p p ly Co., Y a m ­
h ill, Or.
FO R SA L E : O at h a y 330 per ton. N ice
green a lta fe sc u e h a y 323 per ton.
W ill d e liv e r a n y w h e re fo r v e r y r e a ­
so n a b le ra tes. A lso a 1937 D od ge
cou p e o n ly 3525. D on R . S m ith , R t.
2, B ox 155A, E sta c a d a , O regon. 10
m ile s e a st o f C arver on S p rin g -
w a te r h ig h w a y on G erber Rd.
C O M PLETE 15’ W H E E L A N D C A R ­
R IA G E w ith tw o 26
Inch head
b lock s, dou ble a c tio n s e t w o rk s and
rail. Top and b ottom sa w m and rel
w ith b oxin g, one 36” top sa w . b elt
fe ed w ork s and drum . P r a c tic a lly
n ew 25-hp. elec, m otor and co m p e n ­
sator. T h is m a ch in ery h a s been c u t ­
tin g 30-M f t. per s h if t and w ill
be a v a ila b le b y D ec. 15. O ne lo g g in g
don key. W illa m e tte drum s, sle d and
150-hp. w h ite m otor In f i r s t c la s s
con d ition . W illa m e tte lbr. carrier.
42”x48” sw in g in g sh oe. A - l c o n d i­
tion . rock se r v ic e tir e s. B u rk lan d
Lbr. Co.. B o x 23, T urn er, O regon.
‘ P h o n e 1125.
NOW
CONTROLLED H EAT
A ll n e c e s sa r y p a r ts to m ake y o u r c ir ­
c u la tin g o ilh e a te r or flo o r o il fu r ­
n ace c o m p le te ly a u to m a tic . C om p lete
k it in c lu d in g n e c e s sa r y w ire, e a s ily
In sta lle d by y o u r se lf. T h e r m o sta tic ­
a lly con trolled h eat fo r o n ly 325,
C. O. D . O rd e rs A c c e p te d
M c B R ID E R E F R I G E R A T I O N
1019 JAC K SO N ST.
SE A T T L E ; W .
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R O C K Y M T N . P H O T O S . B o x D-147
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Physician and Surgeon
N. E. Comer E. Burnside and Grand Avenue
Telephone EAst 3918, Portland 14. Oregon
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AUSKYJBIDC.-3m í MORRISON • PORTLAND, ORE
Collects Mexico’s Best
More than 100,000 specimens of
scarabs, flies, ants, scorpions and
assorted insects were secured from
Mexico by the American Museum of
National History, New York City.
Prohibition Party
James Black, Lancester, Pa., who
proposed establishment of a pro­
hibition party in 1871, was its first
nominee for President of the
United States.
Hold Their Oil
Contrary to a commonly held be­
lief, no oil is lost from soybeans
during their storage before process­
ing, recent research has proven.
More Pay, Less Work
The average work week in tha
United States has been shortened
about three hours every 10 years
since 1850.
Soviet Union
Oysters on Trees
Where oysters attach themselves
to mangrove roots that are exposed
at low tide, they can grow on trees.
The Soviet Union has a popula­
tion of more than 200 million. Thera
are more than 200 nationalise*
speaking more than 125 languages.
Regulating Sunlight
New patented idea in fluorescent
Illumination is a device using cold
cathode tubes behind a steel Vene­
tian blind. Desired amount of light
can be obtained by merely adjust­
ing blind openings. Unit fits fiat
against the wall.
Identifying Bass
The general color of the white
bass, striped bass or white lake bass
is silvery tinged with gold below
and the sides have narrow dusty
longitudinal lines, five above the
lateral line, one along it and a vari­
able number below. The head is sub­
conic flattened at the sides; mouth
terminal oblique, lower jaw reach­
ing the middle of the pupil; teeth
are on the base of the tongue in a
single patch. The white bass is one
of tha most handsome of fresh wa­
ter fish and ranks fairly high as •
food fish.
Turtles are Deaf
Scientists believe turtles to be to­
tally deaf. To compensate for the
lack of this sense, however, they are
especially sensitive to vibrations
which they receive through their
shells.